If it is real it requires maintenance. Inner lip tattoos fade super quick because of the acid/chemicals/moisture (and, ahem, other things) in the mouth. I had a friend who got one and his faded to nothing in a matter of months.

If it is real it requires maintenance. Inner lip tattoos fade super quick because of the acid/chemicals/moisture (and, ahem, other things) in the mouth. I had a friend who got one and his faded to nothing in a matter of months.

Hopefully this is on the way out by now. I voted gross.

My boyfriend has had "notorious" on his inner lip for about 8 years now. It's not going anywhere. Maybe he had a good tattoo artist? I hope this girl is joking because that is the worst choice for a tattoo I've seen in a while.

If it is real it requires maintenance. Inner lip tattoos fade super quick because of the acid/chemicals/moisture (and, ahem, other things) in the mouth. I had a friend who got one and his faded to nothing in a matter of months.

Hopefully this is on the way out by now. I voted gross.

My boyfriend has had "notorious" on his inner lip for about 8 years now. It's not going anywhere. Maybe he had a good tattoo artist? I hope this girl is joking because that is the worst choice for a tattoo I've seen in a while.

Wow, maybe. Or maybe it has to do with the type of ink? Or the pH of one's secretions? That's interesting.